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The interest in caregiver burden emerged when mentally ill patients started to be deinstitutionalized [ 11].

In multivariate analysis caregiver burden emerged as a significant (p = .007) and the second strongest predictor of the institutionalization of people with dementia (Table  3).

During adolescence, new behaviours are laid down, educational, socioeconomic and relationship trajectories are canalized, and a new epidemiology of disease burden emerges (Patton & Viner, 2007).

The reported social isolation of spouse carers [ 13] is an explanation supported by the study's qualitative data, complementing Mahoney's [[ 32]: 221] finding that carer burden emerges from the constant "vigilance" that is required of the carer, in order to protect and care for the person with dementia.

A widening disparity in cancer burden has emerged between high income and low-middle income countries.

Conflation between grief and caregiver stress and burden also emerged as a salient theme.

After multiple factor analyses, four consistent caregiver burden factors emerged from the 23 questions analyzed: Negative emotional, positive emotional, social, and financial.

This trend of decreasing CV burden has emerged despite a demographic shift towards an older population, with greater prevalence of CV risk factors such as obesity and diabetes.

Cancer is the leading cause of deaths and disability in the world, and a widening disparity in cancer burden has emerged between high income and low-middle income countries (LMIC) [ 1, 2].

The psychological burden of emerging from anaesthetic with an entirely new body is firmly in uncharted territory.

It is striking that on average developed countries now have a higher debt burden than emerging nations.